United Lantismoss of Commonwealth(Latin: United Lantismoss Reipublicae), is an independent territory in West Europe, constituting and establishing in the Stornoway, Lantiśmos prominence mountains and the Minch animateness channel (Saintly Clearness Bay). The country is located in a contentious region, with controversies and political dissensions. The neighboring independencies include the United Kingdom (Scotland, Edinburg) in the north, NoÄrthern Ireland (Londonderry) in the west, and is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. TheUnited Lantismoss of the Commonwealth is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy. Its capital and largest city is Lantis(Latin: Lantis), named after the war of Lantismoss independence, it's a megacity that predominately functioned as one of the intercontinental treading and economic/commercial center. The ULC is a representative of the world's exhilarating country, incorporating its authoritative government, competitive political, and scientific experimentation, and the multifarious cultural quintessence that encourages diversity. The ULC furthermore ranks particularly for international measures of qualification to innovation, healthcare, and education, making it a well-recognized developed country, and a humanistic representative of the Commonwealth.
United Lantismoss of Commonwealth consists independent theocracy religion under a constitutional monarchy and congressional legislation, its government is primarily constructed with the jurisdiction of democratic socialism and assembled the sovereign of multi-dimensional parties. The ULC public declare its independence from the Federation of the Roman Republic on 18 February 1900 and simultaneously announced the proclamation to participate in the Commonwealth as an economic partnership, maximizing the comprehensive economic reinforcement and political sovereignty. After multiple negotiations from 1901 to 1910, the ULC officially amalgamate its finical commerce (transactions) with the Commonwealth, and soon after, joined the EuropeanUnion.
United Lantismoss of Commonwealth consists of six provinces to outline a synergetic confederation from individualism to collectivism, the six provinces were named after the six noteworthy founding fathers, Lantismoss(First representative and sovereign), Thuroso(Revolutionary commander of peacefulness and equality),Bluratis(First prime minister),Clappsoa(Chairwoman of education and pedagogy),Elizabeth(Successor of cultural inheritance), and Glebenvor(Royal military council spokesperson). The six provinces are subdivided due to the geographical landscape and are governed by the authoritative central government of the ULC's Central administration, independently superintend by local government, the administration is in charge of infrastructure building, community programs, cultural activities, sustainable development, regional development, urbanization, industrialization, and agricultural irrigation.
United Lantismoss originated in English, nevertheless, it incorporates the transformation of Latins and Greek, Lantismoss is the first representative and sovereign of the ULC, her full name is Alexandrina Lantismoss(Latin: Alexandrina Landismos), she reigned her regime from 12 February 1900 until she died in 1952. Her reign of 52 years begins from her 20 years old adolescence between her 72 years of life journey, and initiate the conventional "Lantismoss era", where the nation enhanced magnificent development of industrialization, modernization, and urbanization. These were accomplished in her administration, concentrating on nationwide political, scientific, and military technologies.
Coat of Arms of The United Lantismoss of Commonwealth
Lantismoss was the daughter of the British representative, Duke of Fort William and Princess Alexandria, after the deaths of her father and grandfather, she was raised under superintendence by the Westport government, although her body was supervised in Dublin, her spiritual intelligence was in Northern Scotland, where people is suffering from the wretchedness of stupendous industrialization, this phenomenon motivate her to begin liberating the land, to free the people, and to stimulate peacefulness. Lantismoss and her partner Thuroso initiate revolutionary movements and demonstrations, assembling people's courageousness and determination to overthrow the feudal government, assisting the people and the nearby administrations, this has made the people in Northern Scotland (United Lantismoss of Commonwealth) praise her establishment and leadership as the constitutional monarch of the newly entrenched country. Communally, she became a national icon who was identified with consciousness, bravery, brightness, and noble morality. After her death, The citizens memorized her contributions to the country and changed the nation's name from "North Dandue" to her name "Lantismoss" as a complimentary appreciation of her regime.
Title and Styles of Alexandrina Lantismoss
Her Majesty Lantismoss, by the Grace of God, of the United Lantismoss and northern Dandue Queen, Defender of the Faith, Representative of the Sacred Commonwealth, Empress of Westport, Monarch of Archtreasurer, Missionary of Lantismoss Protestantism, Representative of Human-right parliament, Upper-class politician, the Queen of Orkney island and all constitutional colony.
Explanations Towards "Lantismoss"
Peacefulness and Companionship
Allocation and Righteousness
Indestructibleness and Unbreakableness
Imperishable Toughness
Freedom and democracy
Geography and Environment
Territory controlled by the United Lantismoss of Commonwealth is illustrated in dark green; Territory administrated by the Queen/King's Commonwealth is illustrated in light green
The total area of the United Lantismoss of Commonwealth is approximately 56,055 square kilometers with controversial borders. The country occupies the predominant terrain of the Scotland landscape, consisting of miscellaneous mountains and canyons, forests, moorlands, and a highly indented coastline fragmented into an immeasurable range of islands, providing thousands and millions of natural settlements for biological creatures. According to the 2022 Institution of sustainable development, The ULC contains four terrestrial ecoregions, Lowlands beech forests, Atlantic moist mixed forests, Lantis conifer forests, and Glevantor Broadleaf forests. The country had a 2022 Forest Landscape Integrity Index score of 1.65/10 and continues to maintain the sustainable production of environment & wildlife.
Before 1950, 58 percent of the ULC was forested, and 86 percent of the plantation are utilized for agricultural irrigation and cultivation advancement. TheRoyal Observatory (Lantis) before was covered with willow, birch, pedunculate oak, juniper, etc. Nevertheless, due to the mainstream phenomenon of population expansion, the area was befittingly designed as a new urban area in 1968, introducing multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-religious architectures, cultural quintessence, humanistic education, and contemporary healthcare. In 1978, TheRoyal Observatory officially accomplished the target of a comprehensively developed community, simultaneously enhancing the economic growth of the surrounding area. In 1982, the thoroughgoing government introduced a mass-industrialization proposition, whose output value reached 38 percent of the nation's finical income.
Government and Politics
The Queen of The United Lantismoss of the CommonwealthDavid Johnston, Prime Minister of The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth
The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth is a centralized state under a constitutional monarchy with multiple parties participating in the national parliament. Currently, the monarch of the ULC is Queen Lizabeth (Lizabeth Alexander) (Her Majesty Queen Lizabeth, by the Grace of God, of the United Lantismoss, Defender of the Faith, Representative of the Sacred Commonwealth), representing the head of state of the ULC's administration and the authoritative figure of 10 additional independent countries in the Sacred Commonwealth. These 10 countries are referred to as "Commonwealth principalities". The monarch is ceremonially granted all executive authority as the personal embodiment of the Crown and should obey the law and constitutions established by the government and citizens of the ULC. The ULC is a parliamentary democracy operating under the International Parliament Of Unity, known as the multi-parliamentary monarchy. The parliament of the ULC is categorized into two classifications, Upper class, and National politicians, the participation of the upper class is incorporated independently with royals and nobles, while the national politician involves all politicians, experimenters, investigators, connoisseurs, and specialists. Both these houses represent the citizens of the ULC, to guarantee the impartiality of the country's political decisions, the House of national politicians was voted by the public and all citizens of the ULC (including the commonwealth member states).
For general elections, the ULC is equivalently divided into 600 constituencies, each representing its corresponding perspectives and contributing together by brainstorming a general strategic decision. Specifically, the country has 5 parties, The Conservative Party, Communist Labour Party, National Democratic Party, Progressive Party, and the Commonwealth Human-right Party. Respectively, they vote for collective determination and resolve governmental approaches depending on the ongoing circumstances. These parties have the fundamental rights of modifying national constitutions, international cooperations, continental trading, and national politics and the limited right of adjusting laws related to foreign affairs (international law).
The prime minister is the head of government in the ULC. Nearly all prime ministers have served concurrently as representatives of The House of the National Politicians, and all prime ministers have continuously served as the representative of the presidential state of the government. The prime minister is appointed by the monarch and is elected by the public, the election will follow under the governmental and constitutional conventions. The elevated quantity will be measured and determined unitedly by the parliament congressman/congresswomen, consolidating the political determination with contemporaneous scrutinization.
The ULC Military Commander Jonathan Dawson
Party Name
Political position
Leader
Date of foundation
Party representatives
Seats
The Conservative Party
Parliamentary Monarchy
Benjamin Fairclough
23 April 1901
1200
400 / 1,000
Communist Labour Party
Lift-wing
Socialism
Geoffrey Arthur
10 September 1921
850
258 / 1,000
National Democratic Party
Right-wing Libertarianism
David Johnston
18 December 1912
860
239 / 1,000
Progressive Party
Central Lift-wing
Democracy
Helen Harries
1 October 1934
650
87 / 1,000
Commonwealth Human-right Party
Right-wing
Amanda Hewson
19 September 2010
312
16 / 1,000
History & Culture
Queen Alexandrina Lantismoss
The history of the independence of the United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth is a remarkable tale of struggle, courage, and the visionary leadership of Alexandrina Lantismoss. It begins with the reign of Lantismoss, the first representative and sovereign of the ULC.
Queen Alexandrina Lantismoss (23 years old)
Born as Alexandrina Lantismoss, she was the daughter of the British representative, Duke of Fort William and Prince Alexandria. After the deaths of her father and grandfather, she was raised under the supervision of the Westport government. While her body resided in Dublin, her spiritual intelligence was deeply connected to Northern Scotland, where she witnessed the plight of the people amidst rapid industrialization.
Lift: Queen Alexandrina Lantismoss (42 years old); Right: Alexandrina Mandolin (Queen's sister, 35 years old)
Motivated by the suffering caused by this stupendous industrialization, Lantismoss developed a deep sense of empathy and a desire to liberate the land and its people from the clutches of feudalism. Alongside her partner, Thuroso, she initiated revolutionary movements and demonstrations, rallying people's courage and determination to overthrow the existing government.
Their efforts garnered significant support from the people of Northern Scotland, and Lantismoss's establishment and leadership were widely praised. The newly formed country, previously known as "North Dandue," was renamed "Lantismoss" as a complimentary appreciation of her regime, symbolizing the transformation and progress brought about by her visionary rule.
Queen Alexandrina Lantismoss (62 years old)
Under Lantismoss's reign, the nation embarked on a journey of industrialization, modernization, and urbanization. Her administration focused on nationwide political, scientific, and military advancements. Through her leadership, the country achieved magnificent development in various sectors, propelling it forward into the Lantismoss era.
Under Queen Lantismoss's administration, the nation experienced a period of rapid industrialization and modernization. She implemented policies and initiatives that promoted the growth of industries, fostering economic development and creating new employment opportunities for the people. This led to the establishment of factories, the expansion of infrastructure, and advancements in manufacturing processes, which laid the foundation for the nation's economic prosperity.
Recognizing the importance of urban centers, Queen Lantismoss prioritized urban development initiatives. She invested in the construction of modern cities, improving their infrastructure, and promoting urban planning. This led to the creation of well-designed and functional urban spaces, with improved housing, transportation, and public amenities. These urban centers became symbols of progress and provided a better quality of life for the citizens.
Queen Lantismoss had a strong focus on promoting scientific and technological advancements in the nation. She encouraged research and development in various fields, including medicine, engineering, and communication. Her support for scientific institutions and the establishment of research centers paved the way for groundbreaking discoveries and innovations. This contributed to advancements in healthcare, communication systems, and other areas, improving the overall well-being and connectivity of the nation.
Queen Lantismoss was a champion of liberation and empowerment. She worked tirelessly to abolish feudalistic systems and promote individual freedoms and rights. Her revolutionary movements and demonstrations inspired the people, giving them the courage to demand change and participate in the nation's development. By overthrowing the feudal government, Queen Lantismoss paved the way for a more inclusive and democratic society.
History of Great Britain (Before 1900)
The Treaty of Union led to a united kingdom of all of Great Britain.
Prior to the Treaty of Union, the region that would later become the United Kingdom saw settlement by anatomically modern humans around 30,000 years ago. The population of the prehistoric period belonged mainly to the Insular Celtic culture, which encompassed Brittonic Britain and Gaelic Ireland. The Roman conquest of Britain in 43 AD was followed by the arrival of Germanic Anglo-Saxon settlers, which reduced the Brittonic area to Wales, Cornwall, and the Hen Ogledd. The Anglo-Saxons eventually unified most of the region as the Kingdom of England, while Gaelic-speaking communities in northwest Britain joined forces with the Picts to form the Kingdom of Scotland.
HMS Victory was the flagship at the victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
In 1066, the Normans invaded England and established feudalism and Norman-French culture in England, Wales, Ireland, and parts of Scotland. Scotland, however, maintained its independence and engaged in constant conflicts with England. The English monarchs were involved in conflicts in France due to inheritance and claims to the French crown. The English Reformation in the 16th century brought political and religious changes, defining a national identity for England and establishing the Church of England. Wales became fully incorporated into the Kingdom of England, while Ireland remained in a personal union with the English crown.
In 1603, the kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland were united in a personal union under James VI, King of Scots, who became King James I of England and Ireland. The mid-17th century witnessed connected wars, including the English Civil War, resulting in the temporary overthrow of the monarchy and the establishment of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland. The monarchy was eventually restored, and the Glorious Revolution of 1688 ensured constitutional monarchy and the parliamentary system.
In 1707, the Kingdom of Great Britain was formed through the Acts of Union, which united England and Scotland. The 18th century saw the development of cabinet government and the rise of prime minister Robert Walpole. The Jacobite Uprisings sought to restore the Catholic House of Stuart, but the Jacobites were defeated at the Battle of Culloden in 1746. The British colonies in North America declared independence in the American War of Independence and became the United States of America. British imperial ambition turned towards Asia, particularly India.
Britain played a leading role in the Atlantic slave trade, but the abolitionism movement led to the banning of the slave trade in 1807 and the subsequent abolition of slavery in the British Empire in 1833. In 1801, the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was created through the Acts of Union, uniting the two kingdoms. The 19th century saw the United Kingdom emerge as a dominant naval and imperial power, with the British Empire expanding across the globe. The Victorian era witnessed political reforms, imperial expansion in Africa, and social changes. The Edwardian era saw further reforms and the emergence of the Labour Party.
The UCL's Independent Movement (1900-1910)
General Norman Webster, headman of the Lantis independent movement, and the patriotic movement
The mass industrialization that took place in the United Lantismoss played a significant role in the country's quest for independence. The industrial revolution brought about rapid changes in the economic and social landscape, transforming traditional agrarian societies into modern industrial nations. In the case of the United Lantismoss, this phenomenon had both positive and negative effects that fueled the desire for independence. On one hand, industrialization brought about economic growth, technological advancements, and urbanization. The country experienced a significant boost in industrial production, leading to the development of factories, infrastructure, and transportation systems. This resulted in increased job opportunities and improved living standards for some segments of society. However, it also led to the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few elite industrialists, while the majority of the population faced poor working conditions, low wages, and inequality. Norman Webster emerged as the headman of the Lantis independent movement during this period of rapid industrialization. He was a charismatic and passionate leader who recognized the injustices faced by the common people as a result of industrialization. Webster believed that the existing feudal government was oppressive and exploitative, benefiting the wealthy few at the expense of the working class. He saw the need for change and mobilized a patriotic movement to fight for the independence of the United Lantismoss. Webster's movement(Lantis movement) aimed to address the grievances of the people, advocating for workers' rights, fair wages, and improved living conditions. He emphasized the importance of national unity and the liberation of the land from the control of the feudal government. Webster's leadership resonated with the people, who saw him as a symbol of hope and the embodiment of their aspirations for a better future.
The Patriotic Movement led by Webster gained momentum as it brought together people from different walks of life, uniting them in their shared grievances against the oppressive system. The movement organized demonstrations, protests, and strikes to challenge the existing power structures and demand political and social reforms. Webster's charisma and ability to rally the masses made him a figurehead of the movement, and his influence spread throughout the country. The patriotic movement's ultimate goal was to establish the United Lantismoss as an independent nation, free from the control and exploitation of the feudal government surrounded. They sought to create a constitutional monarchy that would prioritize the welfare of the people and promote equality and social justice. The movement drew inspiration from Queen Alexandrina Lantismoss (back then, The Princess Lantismoss), who was seen as a symbol of consciousness, bravery, and noble morality.
Subsequent Circumstances (1910-1930)
Independent movement: Conflict between soldiers from different governments
Seeking independence frequently comes at a price, and the United Lantismoss was no exception. The journey toward independence involved various challenges and sacrifices that had significant consequences for the nation and its people:
The pursuit of independence customarily leads to political instability, as it involves challenging the existing power structures and authority. In the case of the United Lantismoss, the independence movement created tensions and conflicts with the feudal government and its supporters. This resulted in political unrest, protests, and potential violence, as both sides vied for control and influence. During this extreme circumstance, people we executed innocently, with the strict scrupulous implementation of superintendence. Surveillance from both governments was initiated to maintain governmental authority, causing injustices, guiltless deaths, and revolutionary "bloody" cases.
The process of seeking independence also disrupts the economy of a nation. During the struggle for independence, resources, and attention are often diverted from productive activities towards the political and military efforts. The United Lantismoss likely faced economic challenges as industries, trade, and investment may have been disrupted or affected by the instability caused by the independence movement.The building being destroyed by artilleries: guns and cannonsIndependence movements can deepen social divisions within a nation. Different groups may have varying aspirations, ideologies, and visions for the future of the country. These differences can lead to conflicts and divisions among the population, potentially pitting different regions, ethnicities, or socio-economic groups against each other. The United Lantismoss may have experienced social divisions as different factions emerged with differing views on how to achieve independence and shape the future of the nation.
The pursuit of independence often requires sacrifices and may result in losses. Individuals lose their lives, livelihoods, and personal freedoms in the struggle for freedom. The United Lantismoss witnessed individuals who sacrificed their well-being and safety for the cause of independence, from the calculation of the government heritage department, approximately 15,000 soldiers were killed, 34,000 citizens were murdered, 65 governmental representatives were assassinated, and a total amount of 1400 architecture was destroyed due to mass bomb, gunpowder, and artillery. This could include activists, leaders, and ordinary citizens who were persecuted, imprisoned, or even killed for their involvement in the movement.
Postwar Reconstruction (1930-1950)
Memorizing the merciless war and innocent death, to continue the unimpeachable spirit of fighting against Feudalism and Fascism
Without differences, The ULC also experienced profound damages due to WW1 and WW2, most of the vandalization and disfiguration was because of the World War 2 European continental wars. The post-World War II period in The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth, also known as the LantismossEraofReconstruction, marked a crucial phase in the nation's history. The devastating impact of World War II brought significant challenges, but it also presented an opportunity for the nation to rebuild and transform itself into a modern, prosperous, and united country. This period saw the government undertaking bold initiatives to revitalize the economy, strengthen social institutions, and forge a new path towards development and progress.
The war had left The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth with considerable economic damage (100 million decrease/year), and the government immediately set out to reconstruct the nation's industries and infrastructure (investing private enterprise). With a focus on industrialization, modernization, and urbanization, the government implemented policies to boost manufacturing and trade. Investment in key sectors such as steel, textiles, and machinery played a pivotal role in the nation's economic resurgence. The period witnessed remarkable advancements in technology and science, which fostered innovation and productivity growth. Furthermore, the postwar reconstruction efforts also included a comprehensive program for infrastructure development. The government initiated large-scale projects to build roads, bridges, railways, and ports, enhancing connectivity and facilitating the movement of goods and people. The expansion of energy and communication networks further fueled economic growth and improved the quality of life for citizens across the country.
The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth recognized the importance of social reforms and welfare measures to foster a more equitable and cohesive society. Education and healthcare were given significant attention, with the government implementing policies (regarding to the law of national education development) to improve access and quality. Social security programs were established to provide a safety net for the most vulnerable sections of society. These initiatives aimed to create a strong foundation for human capital development and social well-being. Moreover, the postwar period also witnessed a reorganization of the political landscape in The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth. The government worked towards consolidating democratic institutions, promoting the rule of law, and safeguarding civil liberties. Elections were held to establish a representative government, allowing citizens to have a voice in shaping the country's future. This era marked the establishment of a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system, where the monarchy retained its ceremonial role while executive authority rested with elected officials.
In addition to this, the United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth actively engaged with the international community during the postwar period. The government sought to strengthen diplomatic relations and forge strategic alliances with other nations, promoting peace and cooperation. Participation in international organizations and forums allowed the nation to play a constructive role in global affairs and contribute to the resolution of international issues.
Twelve Great Buildings
Postwar Reconstructed Constitutional Court (Designed in 1860; Reconstructed in 1928)
Postwar Reconstructed Minister Abbey (Designed in 1660; Reconstructed in 1921)
Postwar Reconstructed People's auditorium (National Museum) (Designed in 1690; Reconstructed in 1932)
Postwar Reconstructed Violet Palace (Designed in 1890; Reconstructed in 1922)
National Congress Building (Designed in 1926)
Lantismoss National Parliament (Designed in 1908)
Postwar Reconstructed Modernism church (Designed in 1899; Reconstructed in 1943)
Royal Vassalitia Palace (Designed in 1654)
Pietistic La Rábida (Designed in 1532)
Laputa Gallery (Designed in 1602; Reconstructed as the Laputa Concert hall)
Valtainia Abbey (Designed in 1892; Reconstructed as the Valtainia Transportation Hub)
Abbey of Fountain of Youth (Designed in 1532; Destroyed in 1932 by air attack)
The period from 1950 to 1984 in The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth marked a significant chapter in the nation's history as it embarked on a determined journey to join the prestigious community of nations as a member state of the United Nations. This period saw the government's persistent efforts and diplomatic engagements to secure its place in the global organization, culminating in a successful bid for membership. The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth recognized the importance of being a part of the United Micronations, a forum for international cooperation and peacekeeping. Seeking membership was driven by a desire to actively participate in global decision-making, contribute to global peace and security, and have a platform to address global challenges and promote the nation's interests on the international stage. The government of The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth embarked on an extensive diplomatic campaign to secure support from member states of the United Micronations for its bid to join the organization. Diplomatic missions were established in various countries to engage in dialogue, build alliances, and garner political backing. The government actively participated in international conferences, forums, and negotiations, showcasing its commitment to multilateralism and global cooperation.
During this period, The ULC aligned its policies and practices with the principles and goals of the United Micronations. The nation actively participated in various United Micronations initiatives, such as peacekeeping operations, humanitarian assistance, and sustainable development programs. By demonstrating its dedication to upholding human rights, promoting social justice, and contributing to global security, The ULC showcased its readiness to assume the responsibilities of a United Micronations member state. The bid for United Micronations membership received widespread support from regional and international partners. The government's commitment to regional integration, peace, and stability, as well as its active engagement in regional organizations, bolstered its credentials and garnered support. Regional blocs and neighboring countries endorsed The ULC membership bid, recognizing the nation's contributions to the region and its potential to be a constructive member of the United Micronations. In 1984, The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth achieved its long-awaited goal of joining the United Micronations and being recognized by the United nation as a member state. The nation's diplomatic efforts, alignment with United Micronations principles, and regional and international support were pivotal in securing the necessary votes for admission. The ULC's accession to the United Micronations represented a significant milestone in its diplomatic history and marked its commitment to global peace, security, and cooperation.
Duke of Lantis: Christian Robert Smith
Covid 19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic had a severe impact on the ULC's economy, caused major disruptions to education and had far-reaching impacts on society and politics in 2020 and 2021. The government was the first authoritative administration in the commonwealth to use an approved COVID-19 vaccine, developing its own vaccine through a collaboration between nations and countries, which allowed the ULC's vaccine rollout to be among the fastest in the world.
Sadly, on 6 October 2021, His royal highness, Duke of Lantis, the most influential royal member of the Lantismoss sovereign, died at the age of 86. Her Majesty Queen Lizabeth hold his obsequies and set up a memorial monument in the center of the Lantis. "Throughout his distinguished life, Christian Robert Smith demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his responsibilities and showed great passion for contributing himself to the nation. He was highly respected for his wisdom, integrity, and compassion, touching the lives of many through his actions and deeds." - HM Queen Lizabeth
International Relationships & Military
The United Lantismoss of the Commonwealth is recognized regarding to the parts of the intermicronational law however outside of the intermicronational-territory law, The ULC is a self-proclaimed unofficially recognized territory. The country's foreign policy is aimed at maintaining and guaranteeing peacefulness, security and environmental prosperity worldwide. And underlying principle is political and economic stability in the region. It has diplomatic relations with other micronations.
Military Flag
Military Banner
Administrative Division
Founded
Representative Chairman
Motto
ULC Ministry of Defense Flag
Ministry of Defense
Oct 20, 1898
Lizabeth Alexander
Seek multifariousness, brightness, and peacefulness through illumination, to defend mankind with gloriousness to fight against ugliness
National Air Force
Dec 16, 1930
Alexander Morgan
From adversity to illumination, through distress to enlightenment, from tolerance to destiny
Royal Navy
Feb 18, 1901
Micheal Robert
The saintly brightness inevitably fluoresces on the appreciable soldiers, eternal courageousness will be with us
National Military Police
Jan 01, 1999
Joanne Cunningham
Her Majesty's Army
May 30, 1892
Vivienne Matthews
National Armed Forces Reserve
Apr 26, 1952
Timothy Marshall
Royal Regiment
Mar 05, 1931
Joseph Peacock
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